LOL..when I was a kid (about 3) in the Fifties, they'd show this 'toon on TV. I couldn't understand the lyrics, and thought he was singing about a guy named "Slime Burgess Stein".
Smile, darn ya, smile You know this great world is a good world after all Smile, darn ya, smile And right away watch lady luck pay you a call Things are never black as they are painted Time for you and joy to get acquainted So make life worthwhile Come on and smile, darn ya, smile
I know it's way late, but this short was under the AAP library, which was owned by Turner at that point. How could Nickelodeon air this short? Unless they got the broadcast rights to air the black and white Harman and Ising Merrie Melodies shorts for a little while as well.
B&W anthro. chars. in order of appearance... Felix (1919) Oswald (1927) Mickey & Minnie (1928) Bosko & Honey (1929) Flip (1930) Don/Jerry & a cat (1930) Betty & Bimbo (1830) Foxy & Roxy (1931) Buddy (1933) Beans and Porky (1935) Daffy (1937) Bugs (1940) For the WB, various other "Looney" beings would appear, including Michigan J. Frog (1955-2005; The WB has said publically that he is dead, a first for the company), whilst the WB would forever rival Disney, its cheif competitor.
Foxy looks kinda like mickey....not complaining....just saying :P fun cartoon, reminds me of oswald the lucky rabbit's trolley troubles in many aspects. Fun re-make with sound though 😁👍
Oh, that one. Haven't seen it in a while but I basically remember the scene when Grandpa showed Timmy a parody of Popeye. I also remember that instead of spinach the character ate beets - not sure which is worse. XD
It has a disappearing cat, an umbrella that goes to some unknown place and is never seen again... It has the cure to obesity (why didn't we think of stabbing people with pins to let the air out sooner.?) and of course there was the random skeleton that came back to life, but decided t
That's not a rat. That's Foxy, he has a name (and is, obviously, a fox (note the bushy tail)). This was several years after Mickey, but was done by former Disney employees (many cartoon characters resembled Mickey (but then, Mickey resembled many already existing cartoon characters (it's complicated))).
If you want to get a copy of this cartoon, it's available as one of the special features in the Warner's Night At The Movies section on The Public Enemy DVD.
@evildraconian no I was more refering to the fact that doors, windows, decks and cowcatchers appear and disappear from scene to scene. For instance at 2:39 there's a cowcatcher in the front and no decks. Yet in the previous scene 2:19 the trolly has a front and a back deck and the turn-crank is outside on the front-deck. At 1:48 the back deck of the trolly is replaced with a door.
By "a first for the company", I meant that Michigan J. Frog was the first semi-major WB star to actually be killed possibly forever. Sure, the older B&W stars before The Looney Tunes (including Michigan's "Froggy Evening" episodes) actually began have faded into obsecurity, but they are not dead (as Tiny Toons ep. 'Fields of Honey' surmizes with Bosko & Honey), merely long-forgotten. But "The Frog is dead & buried", stated WB chairman, Garth Ancier in response to Time Warner's current direction.
That backwards talking hippo thing said something about a girl named Susie followed by a "What do ya think?" Then the second time she said "My dowry looks like the register." Weird.
When I read a Looney Tunes site many years ago, I learned that the hippo's backwards speech at around 1:36, when reversed, says roughly "my diary looks like a register". .... No bleedin' idea what that means though! lol
@Ivanatis They looked very similar than Mickey and Minnie, that´s the reason why these characters was not admited in order to avoid legal problems with Walt Disney.
I reversed that section where the hippo or cow or whatever speaks backwards and I can't make it out. Something about a girl named "Susie" and it ends with "What do ya think?"
LOL..when I was a kid (about 3) in the Fifties, they'd show this 'toon on TV. I couldn't understand the lyrics, and thought he was singing about a guy named "Slime Burgess Stein".
Smile, darn ya, smile
You know this great world is a good world after all
Smile, darn ya, smile
And right away watch lady luck pay you a call
Things are never black as they are painted
Time for you and joy to get acquainted
So make life worthwhile
Come on and smile, darn ya, smile
Wow, this cartoon has everything!
So that's where that song from Toon Town in Roger Rabbit came from...
the song was used in WFRR,
foxy came after mickey,
and there was a tiny toons episode about him
Disney have had Silly Symphony, WB Merrie Melodies
The continuity on that trolley is something to behold. It's like they couldn't remember what it looked like from one shot to the next.
Fun fact: foxy is based on the most loveable Disney mouse of all times.
I saw who framed roger rabbit just now, and I always wondered what the song was :3
I saw this on Nickelodeon back in 1988, without the opening and closing graphics.
I know it's way late, but this short was under the AAP library, which was owned by Turner at that point. How could Nickelodeon air this short? Unless they got the broadcast rights to air the black and white Harman and Ising Merrie Melodies shorts for a little while as well.
B&W anthro. chars. in order of appearance...
Felix (1919)
Oswald (1927)
Mickey & Minnie (1928)
Bosko & Honey (1929)
Flip (1930)
Don/Jerry & a cat (1930)
Betty & Bimbo (1830)
Foxy & Roxy (1931)
Buddy (1933)
Beans and Porky (1935)
Daffy (1937)
Bugs (1940)
For the WB, various other "Looney" beings would appear, including Michigan J. Frog (1955-2005; The WB has said publically that he is dead, a first for the company), whilst the WB would forever rival Disney, its cheif competitor.
Foxy looks kinda like mickey....not complaining....just saying :P fun cartoon, reminds me of oswald the lucky rabbit's trolley troubles in many aspects. Fun re-make with sound though 😁👍
Warner bros to Disney, Disney to Universal and Universal to paramount: yo let me copy your homework
Oh, that one. Haven't seen it in a while but I basically remember the scene when Grandpa showed Timmy a parody of Popeye. I also remember that instead of spinach the character ate beets - not sure which is worse. XD
this was in who framed roger rabbit
It has a disappearing cat, an umbrella that goes to some unknown place and is never seen again... It has the cure to obesity (why didn't we think of stabbing people with pins to let the air out sooner.?) and of course there was the random skeleton that came back to life, but decided t
love that intro music
this is amazing quality!
That's not a rat.
That's Foxy, he has a name (and is, obviously, a fox (note the bushy tail)).
This was several years after Mickey, but was done by former Disney employees (many cartoon characters resembled Mickey (but then, Mickey resembled many already existing cartoon characters (it's complicated))).
This guy is forgotten
If you want to get a copy of this cartoon, it's available as one of the special features in the Warner's Night At The Movies section on The Public Enemy DVD.
This is so cute ok Looney tunes cartoon really should bring this character back
@rthdvm Uh... Mickey was created by Ub Iwerks and Walt Disney.
@evildraconian no I was more refering to the fact that doors, windows, decks and cowcatchers appear and disappear from scene to scene. For instance at 2:39 there's a cowcatcher in the front and no decks. Yet in the previous scene 2:19 the trolly has a front and a back deck and the turn-crank is outside on the front-deck. At 1:48 the back deck of the trolly is replaced with a door.
@SparkyMK3 I guess that would explain the teeth, too. Love these older cartoons, but sometimes they do something that makes you just... stare.
By "a first for the company", I meant that Michigan J. Frog was the first semi-major WB star to actually be killed possibly forever. Sure, the older B&W stars before The Looney Tunes (including Michigan's "Froggy Evening" episodes) actually began have faded into obsecurity, but they are not dead (as Tiny Toons ep. 'Fields of Honey' surmizes with Bosko & Honey), merely long-forgotten. But "The Frog is dead & buried", stated WB chairman, Garth Ancier in response to Time Warner's current direction.
This cartoon reminds ne of Trolley Troubles
This is classified as a remake of that cartoon
Well, Harman and Ising worked for Disney in the 1920s and I guess Disney let them slide
That backwards talking hippo thing said something about a girl named Susie followed by a "What do ya think?" Then the second time she said "My dowry looks like the register." Weird.
When I read a Looney Tunes site many years ago, I learned that the hippo's backwards speech at around 1:36, when reversed, says roughly "my diary looks like a register".
.... No bleedin' idea what that means though! lol
for me i heard:
"even one are none exals what you think?"
(also i don't even know what exals means lul)
1:36
Actually, a section of an article about Foxy on Wikipedia contradicts that.
3:53 it reminds me of Sinkin' in the Bathtub from Bosko (except for singing and extended parts), but instead of a horn, it's a bell.
I'd like to ride on a trolley, I see them a lot in old cartoons but I've never ridden one (that I remember anyways).
FOXY SAYS: LAUGH AT THE OBESE.
Roxie; Oh Boy! Wat a gal, eh kiddies? Wat a gal!
なるほどね、「メリー・メロディーズ」の顔として登場したフォクシーは、てっきり、「ともだちいっぱい」内で放送された、「うたってあそぼ」や「しぜんとあそぼ(1990年度～1994年度のみ(放送開始当時である1990年度では、モノラル放送であったけど、1991年度以降は、ステレオ放送である))」等に登場したヒョロリかと思ったよ(担当声優は、どちらも津久井教生さんが演じています(なお、当初は、(「ニコニコ動画」でうPされている「マンドリンを弾いて」のコメントによると、)肝付兼太さんが、フォクシーの声を担当する予定やったけど、肝付兼太さんが2016年10月20日日に、肺炎の為、亡くなってしまった為、津久井さんがフォクシーの声を担当する事になる))。
@Ivanatis They looked very similar than Mickey and Minnie, that´s the reason why these characters was not admited in order to avoid legal problems with Walt Disney.
wait these are not Mickey and Minnie right?
1:45 reminds me of the subway in Tokyo ;)
1:45
I reversed that section where the hippo or cow or whatever speaks backwards and I can't make it out. Something about a girl named "Susie" and it ends with "What do ya think?"
Why UA-cam recommended this to me?
4 people can't darn smile.
It's not Disneys Mickey but Warner Brother's
I'm gonna make this my theme song.
How? This was made in 1931!
it is
This was on WFRR wasn't it? I cannot get over the rat. Had Mickey been invented yet?
For a moment I thought they where gonna break into the song from the Viagra commerical when she hopped onto the train.
I think you mean TIny Toons.
I wonder what happened to that umbrella...
Dubbed in 1995
This is the first Looney Tunes episode
It’s actually sinkin in the bathtub
never heard of a time machine?
Sigh, all the animated characters in this film are probably already dead.
the video - sound sync is so completely stuffed its a joke.
will someone PLEASE tell me what the hippo in the beginning says?
i cant tell if its just sped up or played backwards
play it backwards
lol subliminal messages...not sure what the hippo sasy but wat im sure of is thet teh hippos said "wat do u think/say" at the end
うわあ、怠けギツネだああああ！6:54〜6:57のフォクシーは、怠けギツネやったのか？(あああああ、しまった、そんなこと言うたらあかんかったよ。(もし、6:54〜6:57のフォクシーの事を「怠けギツネ」って呼んだら、しまいには、フォクシーが大泣きしてしまうよ！))
しかも、僕がまだ小学生の頃に、初めて「フォクシーのお巡りさんもう一度」を見た時、ラストのエンドカードに登場する怠けギツネを見て、怖がった記憶がある為、怠けギツネや怠け豚等を暫く見なくなり、怠けギツネや怠け豚等を隠して見る事になったけれど、後で、怠けギツネや怠け豚等を見られるようになりました。
@LegoJunk128 it sure was! and the girlfriend's name was honey, right?
なるほどね。「ローレンス帝国の勇者ワスティー 始まりの物語」が日本で、TOHOシネマズやユナイテッド・シネマ、シネプレックス等にて、劇場で公開される(因みに、「ローレンス帝国の勇者ワスティー 始まりの物語」の日本語吹き替え版は、2024年の1月27日に公開する予定です。)時、本編開始前の同時上映(つまり、「メリー・メロディーズ」シリーズの処女作)である、フォクシー作品全3本の新日本語吹き替え版のキャストは、フォクシーの声は、津久井教生さん(因みに、フォクシーの喋り方は「ちびまる子ちゃん」シリーズの関口くんの声とほぼ同じである。)が、フォクシーのガールフレンドである、ロキシーの声は、高田由美さん(因みに、ロキシーが悲鳴を上げたり、悪党達に浚われたり等をする際に、「コーン！」と言うキツネの鳴き声を使うようになる。)が、ナレーションの声は、梅津秀行さんが、それぞれ担当する予定です(なお、フォクシーの声については、当初は、(「ニコニコ動画」でうPされておる「マンドリンを弾いて」のコメントによると、)肝付兼太さんが、フォクシーの声を担当する予定やったけど、肝付兼太さんが、2016年の10月20日頃に、肺炎の為、亡くなってしまったので、肝付兼太さんの代役として、津久井教生さんが、フォクシーの声を担当する事になる(また、ロキシーの声については、高田由美さんが、2009年の10月頃を境に、それまで演じていた、「クレヨンしんちゃん」シリーズのよしながみどり役等のレギュラー声優等の降板以来の約15年ぶりの声優回帰となる))。
因みに、「ローレンス帝国の勇者ワスティー 始まりの物語」のアメリカでは、2023年の7月24日に、「UA-cam」で配信する予定です。(その場合は、本編開始前の同時上映(つまり、「メリー・メロディーズ」シリーズの処女作)である、フォクシー作品全3本立ては配信されていない。)
いやいや、待てよ。やっぱり、「ローレンス帝国の勇者ワスティー」と言うタイトルではなくて、「伝説の勇者ワスティー」と言うタイトルやったよ。
僕、ついついタイトルを間違えてしもうたよ。
それに、「伝説の勇者ワスティー」の製作前には、「ワスティーの原始村の物語」と言うやつも製作しなきゃあかんし、やる事が多くて大変やろうね。(因みに、「ワスティーの原始村の物語 始まりの物語」のアメリカの「UA-cam」にての配信年月日は、2029年の7月25日となっておる。(因みに、日本では、TOHOシネマズやユナイテッドシネマ、シネプレックス等にて、上映される予定です。))
...To sleep some more... What more do you want. (I'm not the only one who was slightly scared by this cartoon, right?)
Lauren Howe what
Lauren Howe why
I rather this fox too much than mouse =D , although the cartoon is weird
in what episode?
episode 2 i think
because i read the desk
This was the 2nd Merrie Melodies short
What's with the LIPS.
God animation was creepy back then. O.o
@Rlotpir1972 You must of first seen this on Pee Wee's Playhouse.
I remember seeing this before
Four people did not smile
no not roger rabbit song.
Sorry, 2:02 actually.
Why do they look like Mickey and Minnie?
Because they are Mickey & Minnie
@@parkerplace2910 no they aren't they are copies of them
@@sonicfanboy3375 Do ya think??? Duh. 🤪🤪 I never said they are the real ones genius.
@@parkerplace2910shut up
@@parkerplace2910you literally said they are Mickey and Minnie how else is that to be interpreted genius?
me ttoo.
no they're not
*me
We all know that the real female comedy star would be a girl named Susie Q created the roadrunner and coyote cartoons in 1937
Mickey mouse fake
they stole this from roger rabbit
DaPlegrim actually who framed roger rabbit got the song from this. This was released in the 1930s and who framed roger rabbit was made in the 1990s.